The PPPM Assistant Professor, who specializes in urban design and inequality, will serve in a group reviewing nominations to the National Register of Historic Places.

The Marion D. Ross Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Architectural History is recognized with the field’s highest honor.

The NPS Cultural Landscapes Program manager recieved a Bachelor and Master of Landscape Architecture at the College of Design.

History of Art and Architecture graduate student Liam Maher rewrites the traditional narrative of Brazilian artist Hélio Oiticica.

Kiersten Muenchinger spent two weeks presenting and hosting workshops at Tirana Design Week.

The second term of the Design for Spatial Justice Initiative welcomes two new faculty.

PPPM’s Rebecca Lewis and Robert Parker present research showing the environmental and social impacts of suburban sprawl.

The interdisciplinary research teams will investigate forest fires and resilience, sustainable transportation, and resilient housing.

Architecture students in Portland partnered with architecture firms to explore design challenges related to human and planetary health.

The PPPM professor will represent the Willamette Valley through 2023.

Architecture alumna Julia May and graduate student Alex Balog look to the basking shark for solutions to public health, environmental, and economic issues.

More than 100 practitioners and academics sign the Portland Declaration, asking NAAB, the top accrediting board, to prioritize sustainability, climate action, and environmental stewardship.

Dan Strauss says he will apply what he learned at PPPM about public policy, planning, and economics to shape Seattle.

The Product Design undergraduate discusses studying abroad, academic challenges he’s tackling, and his love of designing, repairing, and upcycling outdoor gear.

In partnership with Places Journal, the college chose Assistant Professor Sara Jensen Carr and her proposal ‘Water is Wealth’ for the award.